How to Combine Individual Subplots Into One Plot? [R Data Science Tutorial 6.3 (a)]

This tutorial illustrates how we can combine subplots to make one single plot.

This further illustrates the functionality of the grid and gridExtra package for combining plots together.

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# Making plots using ggplot2

R Tutorial 6.0 (a): How to create a dodged bar plot and change filled colours using ggplot2 ?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.0 (b): How to adjust width and spacing of bar plot using ggplot2 ?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.0 (c): How to create a stacked bar plot using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.0 (d): How to add labels in a bar plot using ggplot2 ?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.1 (a): How to create a line graph using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.1 (b): How to change appearance of lines in line graph using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.1 (c): How to change appearance of points in a line graph using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.1 (d): How to plot an area graph using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.2 (a): How to make scatter Plots using ggplot2?

R data Science Tutorial 6.2 (b): How to change shape, colour and fill of scatter plots?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.2 (c): How to map a continuous variable to scatter plot?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.2 (d): How to solve the overplotting issue in scatter plots?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.2 (e): How to make boxplot using ggplot2?

R Data Science Tutorial 6.3 (a): How to Combine Individual Subplots Into One Plot?

[evaltlebese]

This was so helpful, thank you so much.

[vikrantnag]

Good Work Rahul... It will be really great if yo can make some videos in Univariat forecasting done in R like ARIMA etc.. Thanks

[ifeanyimoses]

pls I have a question, what if I want to call a simple variable name for all my plots, say plot=grid.arrange(plot1, plot2...plotn)